Blair turned a scorching focus on underperforming departments when they needed it.
Sadly, students cannot always turn to their supervisors or departments when facing mental health crises.
No 10 is more political than other departments when it comes to foreign trips".
A year later he acquired one of Whitehall's largest departments when he became secretary of state for environment, food, and rural affairs.
Mrs. Kim acquired it, visiting university professors at art departments when she traveled with Mr. Kim, who was frequently on business in China in the 1980's.
One company, Arvato, clearly did not have a clue about relationships between the Cabinet Office and departments when it (over)sold its wares.
The first question of TV drama departments, when presented with a new idea, is what kind of story it is (the correct answer is usually crime or costume).
Collaboration is key: "I work closely with my colleagues in business studies and other departments, when I'm teaching the budget," says Gordon.
Why does each town need duplicate aerial trucks, which cost more than $500,000, for their fire departments, when they are utilized only once or twice annually?
Dr Clifford Mann, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said: "We see firsthand what happens in A&E departments when severe weather hits.
Evans first lodged a request to see memos between Charles and ministers in various departments when the Freedom of Information Act was in its infancy, coming into effect under Tony Blair at the start of 2005.
